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Creating a Web App with MATLAB and the MEAN Stack

Core points MATLAB, a high-level language for technical computing, can be integrated with the MEAN stack to create powerful web applications. The MEAN stack consists of MongoDB, Express.js, AngularJS and Node.js, and when used in conjunction with MATLAB, it allows real-time data visualization on the web. The integration process involves using MATLAB's compute power to process data and generate results, which are then displayed on a web application built using a MEAN stack. JSONlab, an implementation of a free open source JSON encoder/decoder in the MATLAB language for converting MATLAB data to JSON

Feb 19, 2025 pm 01:22 PM

The JavaScript-Dependency Backlash: Myth-Busting Progressive Enhancement

Core points Despite the rise of client frameworks such as AngularJS, progressive enhancement (PE) remains the best choice for solving web development problems such as extensive browser support, maintenance, and future developments of applications. PE is not for users who disable JavaScript, but about enhancing the user experience when certain JavaScript features are available. It doesn't make any assumptions about your audience like a client framework. PE critics often claim that this means supporting old browsers, but in fact, providing fallbacks to older browsers is an advantage of PE, rather than its primary goal. JavaScript frameworks can provide short-term benefits, but may lead to reduced visitors and long-term maintenance challenges. They stop firmly

Feb 19, 2025 pm 01:21 PM

Google Analytics API v3 and PHP: Filters and Charts

This enhanced Google Analytics API demo with PHP now offers customizable date ranges, adjustable maximum results, filtering, sorting, and chart visualization using Highcharts. Let's explore these improvements. Key Features and Enhancements: Custom

Feb 19, 2025 pm 01:20 PM

Practical CoffeeScript: Making a Tic-Tac-Toe Game

CoffeeScript is a tiny little language that compiles to JavaScript. There is no interpretation at runtime since you write CoffeeScript, compile it to JavaScript and use the resulting JavaScript files for your app. You can use any JavaScript library

Feb 19, 2025 pm 01:18 PM

How to Solve Caching Conundrums

Web caching: a crucial, yet quirky, aspect of web development. Between your browser and the server lies a complex network of caches, silently optimizing internet traffic. However, this very system can introduce baffling inconsistencies if not carefu

Feb 19, 2025 pm 01:15 PM

Deep Dive into the WordPress HTTP API

WordPress HTTP API Detailed explanation: A powerful tool to simplify HTTP requests This article will dive into the WordPress HTTP API, a powerful tool that simplifies interaction with various web services. It provides a set of standardized functions that allow developers to easily send and receive HTTP requests without having to worry about HTTP transmission methods in different environments. Core points: Standardized HTTP Interface: The WordPress HTTP API is designed to provide a unified API that handles all HTTP-related operations in the easiest way, and supports multiple PHP HTTP transport methods to suit different host environments and configurations. Convenient helper function: A

Feb 19, 2025 pm 01:05 PM

Visualizing a Twitter Stream in VR with Three.js and Node

Twitter is a wonderful and information rich beast. I wanted to combine some of the powers of visualization, Three.js and its VR capabilities with Socket.IO and Node to create a pretty world of particles generated via a Twitter stream. I’ve previousl

Feb 19, 2025 pm 12:48 PM

A Simple Gulp'y Workflow For Sass

Key Takeaways A Gulp workflow can improve the Sass compilation time in large Rails projects, moving away from the asset pipeline and embracing the speed of LibSass. The Gulp workflow includes Sass compilation with LibSass, generating sourcemaps

Feb 19, 2025 pm 12:40 PM

Testing a Sass Library

Lately, I have spent a decent amount of time working with Eduardo Bouças on include-media. We went through a lot of refactoring so decided to write some tests and run them on every commit to be sure we did not break anything. I’ll go through the deta

Feb 19, 2025 pm 12:38 PM

How to Solve the Global npm Module Dependency Problem

Node Package Manager (npm) provides web developers with many convenient JavaScript modules, greatly simplifying the search and management of application dependencies. It also facilitates developers to create and publish their own modules. Other developers can easily obtain and use them using npm install -g your-tool. Sounds perfect, right? Well, actually…not so. Key Points Overusing the -g option to install npm modules can cause problems because even if the project depends on global modules, these modules are not listed as dependencies for the project. This increases the workload of other people using the app and can lead to version conflicts. To avoid

Feb 19, 2025 pm 12:29 PM